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Annual report on the Bank of England’s responsibilities under the Scottish and Northern Ireland Banknote Regulations 2009, detailing its work on issuance and oversight of banknotes for those nations during the reporting year.
Constituency-level tables giving population counts by single-year and grouped ages across UK parliamentary constituencies, enabling analysis of age structure for MPs, researchers and local planners using the Library's compiled data set.
The Royal Navy’s sixth attack submarine has departed Barrow-in-Furness to begin sea trials, a move described as boosting UK and Euro-Atlantic security ahead of the vessel entering operational service.
HMRC says almost 3 million young adults are owed money from Child Trust Funds and urges them to search online to claim their accounts, highlighting unclaimed balances among former Child Trust Fund beneficiaries.
Provides a high‑level compilation of key agricultural statistics on the current UK farming industry, presenting data intended to inform understanding of sector size, production and trends for policymakers and stakeholders.
Reflects on the Sutton Trust’s 2026 UK Summer Schools programme, describing outcomes and participant experiences from this year’s courses aimed at raising aspirations and widening access to higher education across the UK.
Argues the EU’s Arctic weakness is not lack of unanimity but absence of a legal category to engage close partners such as Norway, Iceland and the UK, limiting the bloc’s ability to operate without relying on NATO.
Full Fact verifies a viral video purporting to show thousands at a London protest is an AI fake, concluding the footage is synthetic and does not provide evidence of the claimed crowd size or event authenticity.
Security Minister Dan Jarvis delivered a speech at the International Security Expo on 30 September 2026 setting out the government's positions on national and international security priorities and ministerial objectives for the security sector.
Traffic Commissioners for Great Britain have published their 2025–26 Annual Report to the Secretary of State, setting out activity, decisions and regulatory oversight of the heavy goods and passenger transport sectors over that year.
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting delivered a keynote at the UK Space Power Conference, underlining space’s critical role for national security and everyday services in the UK and signalling continued ministerial focus on space capabilities and resilience.
A campaign launched on 24 September 2026 urges people from all backgrounds to consider becoming magistrates, aiming to widen recruitment and diversify the magistracy across local courts.
The Youth Justice Board sets out its response to HM Inspectorate of Prisons’ 2025–26 survey review of children in custody, addressing the inspectorate’s findings and intended actions to improve conditions and services for detained young people.
Annual counts and rates of Clostridioides difficile infections in patients aged two and over, published by acute trust and sub-integrated care board location to monitor CDI incidence and trends across England.
Provides summary statistics on UK armed forces deaths occurring during training and exercises from 1 January 2000 through 2026, presenting counts and trends to inform safety oversight and policy review.
Annual statistics measuring Total Income from Farming in England, offering an overall indicator of the agricultural sector’s financial performance for the most recent year.
Publishes data and supporting documents from People and Nature Survey England covering 1 April 2021–31 March 2022 (Year 2), summarising main findings on public engagement with green spaces and nature-related behaviours.
Deputy Ambassador James Ford welcomed the OSCE's first 2027 Unified Budget Proposal, stressing UK support for an inflation-adjusted budget to protect the organisation's outward-facing and operational activities.
The Secretary of State has appointed Sir John O’Hara KC to lead an independent review of the Parades Commission, initiating a formal examination of the body that regulates contentious parades in Northern Ireland.
Anand Menon examines whether the Liberal Democrats’ conference position on Europe—particularly the question of rejoining the EU—could make the party more influential in UK EU policy debates.
The Insolvency Service urges people who paid for a debt relief order (DRO) but never submitted their application to contact the service for a refund before the end of the year.
Argues the case against a National Care Service by urging investment in policies that extend healthy independent living; cites ONS 2022–24 healthy life expectancy at birth: men 60.7 years (77% of life), women 60.9 years (73%).
Argues that research culture overlooks support for researchers conducting emotionally challenging work, calling for explicit institutional conversations and better safeguarding, supervision and wellbeing practices within higher education.
Describes how the planning system in England operates, covering application decisions, local planning authorities’ roles, appeals and circumstances under which planning permission can be overturned.
The Institute for Government argues that Burnham and Healey should avoid repeating the budget errors attributed to Starmer and Reeves, offering guidance on how their forthcoming fiscal choices could differ from those previous strategies.
Manchester will host the 2027 G20 Leaders’ Summit, with the UK confirmed as host for the twenty‑second G20 meeting, signalling major diplomatic and domestic planning responsibilities for the city and central government.
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch published its 2025 annual report, summarising the branch’s activities, investigations and safety work carried out during 2025.
Analysis of the 2025/26 Annual Investment Survey setting out how funding and investment were distributed across Northern Ireland's arts and cultural sector, identifying patterns in grants, revenue and capital support.
Defra has published UK‑wide statistics on total waste generated, compiling figures to inform monitoring and policy on waste management and environmental impacts across the four nations.
A 32‑year‑old has been arrested and is being questioned over suspected illegal waste sites in Peterlee and Hartlepool, County Durham, as the Environment Agency continues its investigation into unauthorised dumping.